This 1995 compilation, released after the group had disbanded, collects their biggest hits for Arista Records. It includes their chart-toppers "Seasons Change" and "When I Looked Up at the Rainbow," alongside fan favorites.
- The album was released over a year after the group's final single, "I Wish the Kiss Would Last," charted in 1994. It features songs from their three studio albums: Exposure, What You Don't Want Me to Hear, and their 1992 swan song, Exitos en Espanol.
- Several tracks were remixed for this compilation, including "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me," which was re-recorded with new vocals by lead singer Jeanette Jurado. The album reached number 112 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- This release marked the first time that Exposé's Spanish-language material was officially released in the United States. The collection has since been reissued multiple times, including a 2007 remaster with bonus tracks.
Exposé was a girl group formed in Miami in 1984, initially as a freestyle act. They transitioned to a more mainstream dance-pop sound, achieving their greatest success in the late 1980s.
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